Part 73, page 115

Open in FBI Vault (Part 73, page 115 of the PDF)

FBI 164-81, Vault Part 73 p. 115 (DB Cooper-31445), Letter — cooper.theunsolved.net/parts/Cooper-Part-73/pages/115

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I contacted you over telephone and informed you [REDACTED b6/b7C] may b7C be D.B. Cooper. By my investigation I find. He left Seattle early in the morning that day, didn't get back to Seattle until a week later, to his pal in a house on [REDACTED b6/b7C] Has an [REDACTED b6/b7C]

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why [guess: shouldn't] the stewardess identify him in line up?

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DB Cooper-31445

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A handwritten note from an individual who previously contacted someone (likely FBI) by telephone to report a suspect they believe may be D.B. Cooper. The writer states that based on their own investigation, the suspect left Seattle early in the morning on the day of the hijacking and did not return to Seattle until a week later. Additional details about the suspect's residence and associations are redacted. The writer asks why the stewardess should not (or could not) identify the suspect in a line-up, suggesting the writer believes the suspect should be presented for identification. Bates stamp or document reference number applied to the page for FBI filing purposes.

Handwritten note with cursive script, some words difficult to decipher
Multiple redaction boxes (b6/b7C privacy exemptions) obscure names and addresses
Bottom portion has large redacted blocks

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